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Jannik Sinner withdraws from China Open due to knee injury

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World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the China Open as he continues recovering from a knee injury. The Italian has not played since winning Wimbledon in July and will not defend his title at the tournament. He said he is not yet ready to compete.

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  1. 9h agoJannik Sinner withdraws from the China Open because of injury · Mobile Business
  2. 9h agoSinner absence goes on as world No 1 withdraws from China Open · Sky Sports
  3. 8h agoJannik Sinner withdraws from China Open as recovery from injury continues · Al Jazeera
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  2. Latest8h ago

    Jannik Sinner withdraws from China Open as recovery from injury continues

    The 25-year-old Italian has not played since capturing his fifth ​major title at Wimbledon in July due to a knee injury.

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  3. Follow-up8h ago

    Sinner absence goes on as world No 1 withdraws from China Open

    World No 1 Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the China Open, saying he is not yet ready to compete as he continues to recover from the knee ‌injury that also forced him to miss the US Open.

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    Jannik Sinner withdraws from the China Open because of injury

    MILAN: Jannik Sinner will not be able to defend his China Open title, further delaying his return from injury as he says his knee is not quite ready yet. The top-ranked Sinner has not played since beating Alexander Zverev in the Wimbledon final. He withdrew from the U.S. Open because of a right knee injury. And on Friday the Italian officially pulled out of the China Open, which starts Wednesday in Beijing. "I am very sorry to announce that I won’t be able to play in Beijing this year,” Sinner said in a video on social media. "My knee is not there where I would like to be and I am not ready to compete yet, but I will do everything possible to be there on court as soon as I can. "I am very disappointed that I cannot defend it (the title) this year but I’m very happy to come back next year. I wish everyone a very good tournament and I see you all very soon on court again.” Sinner did not state when he could potentially be back on tour. There is a Masters 1000 event in Shanghai starting Oct. 7 and an ATP 500 tournament in Vienna, Austria, starting Oct. 26.

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